Fibre For Good

Fibre For Good is bringing change to the apparel industry by lowering the environmental impact. The fashion and textile industries are amongst the worlds most polluting, and as such, became the main reason why we established the company. Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC) grows in three naturally occurring colours, so it doesn't need bleaching or dying or chemicals added to make the fabric colourfast. In fact, ONCC fabric has a tendency to deepen in colour over time. Mother Nature is entirely responsible for the colours of our cotton. The strength of the cotton colour can be a bit like the vintage of a wine, affected by a range of growing conditions. That's why our garments may have minor hue shifts and a subtle ‘marle' look – and why we say that they come in ‘shades' of Winter White, Sage and Wheat. Very little water is required to cultivate this drought-resistant cotton. The only time water is used during processing is when the fibre is washed after harvest. This equates to water saving of 80-90% when compared to commercially produced cotton products. Our cotton is handpicked and grown from non-modified seeds, descended from plants thousands of years old. For generations, our farmers have saved the seeds from harvested cotton to sow for the following season. The super softness of ONCC is due to its hollow core, which is able to absorb moisture, breathe and protect our skin. Minimal processing of our cotton allows it to retain that softness plus naturally and anti-static properties, making it healthier to wear. The range can be bought online and is also available at wholesale. We work within a vertical operation which enables us to offer our customers fabric and made-up goods hence from Seed To Skin. Some of the key callouts: Regenerative farmingCO2 locked into the soil No GMO seeds No wet processingNo chemicals or toxinsNo BleachingHandpicked Hypoallergenic Water-saving up to 90% Audited & transparent supply chain PH Neutral
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Employee Count: 2
Keywords: knit fabrics